Handlebar options for big hands

I just got a 2016 Warbird with Cowbell handle bars. 
And while I like the reach and drop it seems my hands do not fit well between the 2 curves in the drops.
That riding position seems to be a good angle with good control and easy reach to the brakes but I have a wide palm and my hand feels pinched between the 2 curves instead of resting on the flatter spot in the bars.
I have a WTB Dirtdrop on my older Crosscheck which has similar bends in the bars with slightly more room. That bar is better for hand comfort but still is a little pinched.

Any suggestions for adjustments to the bar or options that would provide a similar riding position and control with more space?

At first glance it appears the Woodchipper could be setup with a similar angle without the second bend in the bar.
Do you think that is likely to work better for me?
Other ideas?

Craig

The parlee chewbacco comes with unusually thick bars... 

CBBaron wrote:I just got a 2016 Warbird with Cowbell handle bars. 
And while I like the reach and drop it seems my hands do not fit well between the 2 curves in the drops.
That riding position seems to be a good angle with good control and easy reach to the brakes but I have a wide palm and my hand feels pinched between the 2 curves instead of resting on the flatter spot in the bars.
I have a WTB Dirtdrop on my older Crosscheck which has similar bends in the bars with slightly more room. That bar is better for hand comfort but still is a little pinched.

Any suggestions for adjustments to the bar or options that would provide a similar riding position and control with more space?

At first glance it appears the Woodchipper could be setup with a similar angle without the second bend in the bar.
Do you think that is likely to work better for me?
Other ideas?

Craig

\n \nSounds like you do not get along with anatomical bend bars (it is slight on the cowbell). \n \nI assume you have already tried changing the angle of the bar, though you may also need to move the brake levers. \n \nI also do not like (non)anatomical bends. The Salsa Cowchipper works well for me.